A lemon wedge may look harmless, but it can pick up bacteria from hands, knives, cutting boards, and other surfaces before reaching your drink. Since lemons are served raw and not exposed to heat, contamination can remain. This doesn’t mean every lemon is dangerous, but the risk exists, especially when hygiene standards slip. If you want to avoid it, skip the lemon or wash and prepare it carefully at home.MORE BELOW
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